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the ai art was putting me off at first but that really impressed me, great hand and body tracking nice sense of humor and definetly the most enjoyable, memorable and most creative survey I've ever done. may the ratings be favourable to you.

Thanks! Yeah, slapdash AI art puts me off, too. We had even discussed how much is too much in the Shrimp discord prior to starting work and the overall feel I got was basically that it's salt, and you don't want to over-salt your food or it gets ruined. What I did here is semi-painstakingly generate it myself over several iterations over several hours, chose which one evokes the right evocative feels, and applied some Photoshop touchups. In other words I tried to put more work into it than merely shoving single-prompt trash into the game. The title screen in particular I actually did spend a good chunk of time with manual Photoshop work to get that the way I wanted, with the background and typography being my own work, not AI generated. Fair enough, though, that's why I included the in game admission of it being AI generated-- I totally understand it putting others off.

I do personally, even in other people's games, much prefer a deliberately choosy AI generated-to-specs image over a zero-talent MS Paint nightmare that evokes nothing but sympathy, which in my case was the alternative. I also totally planned on having way more questions than the three I ended up with, and those wouldn't have had any generative AI involved at all, which could've balanced out the too-much-salt problem. This isn't a rebuttal, it's a complex agreement. 😜

Thanks for playing and for the honest feedback; it's genuinely appreciated.